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Dianna Russini rescues man and dog from flipped Jeep one day after resigning and her PR Team deserves a massive raise

Dianna Russini rescues man and dog from flipped Jeep one day after resigning and her PR Team deserves a massive raise

You cannot make this stuff up. On Wednesday evening in Wyckoff, New Jersey, a 17-year-old driver in a Honda Civic collided with a Jeep and flipped it onto its side.

Dianna Russini, driving nearby, apparently climbed onto the vehicle with help from a bystander, pried open the door, and pulled the injured driver and his unharmed dog out before first responders arrived.

The driver was complaining of head and shoulder pain but is expected to be okay.

Good for her. Genuinely. If that’s what happened, that’s a brave thing to do and the kid and his dog are safe because of it. I’m not going to sit here and pretend otherwise.

Dianna Russini mounts daring rescue of elderly man, dog trapped in car crash

Let’s talk about the timing because the timing is absolutely insane.

This happened one day after she resigned from The Athletic over photos showing her holding hands with married Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel at an Arizona resort. One day. Twenty-four hours earlier she was the most talked-about disgraced reporter in the country and now she’s pulling teenagers out of flipped Jeeps with witnesses confirming her heroics.

I won’t take it as far as saying it was staged because it wasn’t but my god, what a coincidence. If her PR team didn’t orchestrate this, they should at least be sending thank-you cards to the universe because the timing could not have been more convenient.

A Quick Reminder of Why Dianna Russini Resigned in the First Place

For those who haven’t been paying attention, and I know a lot of you have because we’ve been covering this from day one, here’s the rundown.

Dianna Russini was having an affair with Mike Vrabel while spending the better part of two years pushing fake narratives about AJ Brown being unhappy in Philadelphia and how his preferred landing spot was New England to play with Vrabel.

You can connect the dots. We connected them a long time ago.

Both parties claimed the photos were from an innocent group hangout. The photos literally showed only the two of them, alone, at a private resort, and not a single person has come to either of their defenses.

Again, connect the dots.

The Athletic put her on leave and she resigned to avoid further public scrutiny while standing by her reporting. That last part is what made the whole thing worse. There was zero accountability. Zero acknowledgment of what actually happened.

They thought we were stupid. They thought they could just tell us we were wrong and that the blatant affair, paired with two years of biased media coverage of the Patriots, specifically here in Philadelphia involving our number one wide receiver, would just be forgotten.

It wasn’t. At all. I’m still mad about it. I still think there should be an investigation into how her personal relationship with Vrabel influenced her coverage. And the fact that she resigned instead of being fired tells you everything you need to know about how seriously the media industry takes accountability when one of their own gets caught.

Back to the Jeep

So now Dianna Russini is climbing on top of a flipped Jeep in suburban New Jersey and pulling a 17-year-old kid out of the wreckage. A disgraced reporter who made an NFL organization look horrible by sleeping with the head coach, who cheated on her Eagles fan husband, who resigned over it and refused to take any accountability, now has witnesses confirming her role as a car crash hero.

The story is everywhere and now the narrative is shifting in real time. Somewhere a PR team is either taking a massive victory lap or kicking themselves for not thinking of it first.

I’m glad the kid is okay. I’m glad the dog is okay. But if you think for one second that the timing of this story breaking isn’t going to be used to rehabilitate Dianna Russini’s public image, you haven’t been paying attention to how this stuff works.

Give that PR team a raise. They earned it this week whether they had anything to do with it or not.

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